Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-04
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THE NEWS EPITOMIXED.
ALI the principal garrisons thronghout
Austria have begun predicting with 70
peaters.
The new German reichstag was opened
yesterday. The emperor's speech was
read from the throne.
The Sioux City public building bill
vetoed by the president, was passed
over the veto last night.
1t is reported at Vienna that the car
has consoked q council OK war to con-
slider the Bulgarian revolt.
z Yesterday the president sent the
nomination OF Jno. B. Whiteside, of Da-
kota. to be register Of the land office at
Deadwood. d. T.
At the close OF last nights congress
sional session there remained OF the ap-
preparation bills only the postofice and
general deficiency bills to act upon.
A sensation has been caused In Paris
by the publication In the Temps OF q
dispatch from Cairo stating that all the
French officials in the khedive's service
have been dismissed.
There Was great rejoicing in Glouces-
ter, Massachusetts, yesterday among
owners and fishermen over the passage
OF the Edmunds bill. At noon ell the
bells awere rung, colors hoisted and
guns fred.
1t ia stated at the white house that
Secretary Manning's successor will not
be appointed for several days yet. The
delay in the appointment is regarded
as unfav0rable to promotion of Assistant
Secretary Fairchild.
The nov blockade on the Pierre line
OF the Northwestern still continues, and
is not likely to be removed before the
end OF the present week. Eastern mail
has been ordered sent via Sioux City
and Hawarden route till the. main line
is open,
The Bulgarian troops who have re-
VOTED at SiliatrIa have ont the telegraph
wires, delaying the transmission OF de-
tails OF the occurrence. The troops
sent by the government to overpower
the revolutionists arrived before Siiietria
yesterday.
Among the acts approved yesterday
was the act to authorize the president Of
the United States to protect and defend
the rights OF American fishing vessels,
American fishermen. training and other
vessels in the British dominions OF
north America.
The president has committed the death
sentence in the case Of John Washing
ton and Simmons Wolf, two Seminole
Irdisns, to imprisonment for life. These
persons were convicted Of rape on the
person of q white women in Indian terri.
tory and #srs sentenced { be hanged.
Judge ID. Ct. Hall, q w%ell-known
Omaha lawyer, died suddenly in bed
yesterday morning from the effects Of an
overdose Of morphine. He had been in
the habit for some time OF taking
morphine to cause sleep to relieve him
from neuralgia pains. His death was
accidental.
Another insurrectionary movement is
reported to have taken place near Tatar
B ,zardilk, in eastern Roumelia. a short
distnnce from Philippopolis. Roumelia
is massing troops along her frontier. AS
q measure Of precaution Turkish troops
are being concentrated along the
Roumeiian frontier. S
Gen. Bonlanger has decreed that in
the future no officer in the French army
shall be allowed to have in his service
any foreigner Of either sex. The decree
comes from the fact that the governess
Of Gen. Daroust,s children hss been dis
covered to be the wife OF q Prussian Off
Ger quarteredy at Neuf Brisack.
News received from Afgbanistan
through native sources show that the
ameer is making strenuous efforts TO
raise . new army. Boys between the age
OF 10 and IL years are being drilled for
military service and sill who have reached
the & If 1a ere hss ;n sa==sss.ad ii the
army. The ameer has issued a circular
to his subjectsstellipg them to prepare
fnr. d hoiys war auainsi Rnsaia